I think my favorite part was the
themes. There were so many interesting themes out there! Here are some of the blogs that
I checked in on, on a regular basis: S. L. Hennessy, The Mommy Rant, The Character Depot, The Quintessentially Questionable Query Experiment and The Insecure Writer's Support Group.
I also liked that there are co-hosts
and minions that reached out, because it made me feel more included in the
challenge, like I was part of a group. When a co-host or one of their minions
would stop by and say “hey, I like your posts, you’re doing a great job!” it
may not have seemed like much, but it really did help out.
I never thought about quitting. I
never said “this is too hard, why am I doing this?! I’m insane!” Sometimes I
would get to the end of the day and realize that in all the mayhem that is my
daily life, I had forgotten to do anything with my blog! I didn’t post or check
comments or read any other blogs. And I would feel a little frustrated and overwhelmed,
cause like I said, there’s a lot going on around here. But then I would get my
posts up and I would read something interesting or funny and falling a little
bit behind didn’t seem like such a big deal anymore.
I wouldn’t change a thing about the
challenge, I think it’s wonderful just the way it is! I had so much fun that I
started looking for other blogging challenges that were creative and fun. And I
found nothing that even comes close to the April A-Z Blogging Challenge. Heck,
I even got my sons involved! They guest posted in Letter X, for Xtreme Riding,
my youngest son’s letter theme idea. Maybe some day they’ll be blogging in the
challenge alongside their mama!
A-Z Challenge! I had a blast,
I hope everyone else had fun and maybe learned something interesting about our
little California mountain community during my Kern River Valley themed month.
I sure did learn a lot! And grew to love this place even more than before and I
learned that there are more possibilities for adventure around us than I
realized.
My A-Z Blog theme was The Kern River
Valley:
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